Puck I2C and SPI

Posted on Sat 17th, December 2016

• #1

lchindekohk

Hi @Gordon,
Which pin on the Puck are to be use for I2C and SPI?

Best regards
Laurent
• #2

user6993
- 1.
  Would be good to have full reference with pins
• #3

Gordon
Yes - I'll try and sort that out today.

However you can use ANY pins for SPI and I2C.

You only have 1 I2C and 1 SPI device you can use, but you can have as many software devices as you want, which you can do with:
```
var i2c = new I2C();
i2c.setup({...})
// and then use i2c as normal
```
• #4

lchindekohk in reply to @Gordon

Many thanks @Gordon for this information, and also for this amazing device the Puck.js

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